Inter Allies have confirmed their captain Victorien Adje Adebayo has joined Danish second-tier club HB Koge.
The Nigerien has signed a three-year contract with Koge after passing his medical.
“We have high expectations for Victorien Adebayor. When we pick up such a high-profile player, we also believe that he can become a crucial figure with us," says HB Køge director Per Rud.
”Adebayor is an exceptional player who can cover all places in the offense. Both on the edges, centrally behind the front attacker and all the way in front.”
”He has speed in his feet and some technical skills that allow him to put his direct opponent, and then he has a strong left leg."
Adebayor scored 12 goals in 13 games for Inter Allies last season.
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